Commercial epoxy flooring for Bristol and Falls Township warehouses
Warehouses, cold storage rooms, and loading docks in Bristol and Falls Township. We pick the floor for each area and plan the install around your schedule.
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Lower Bucks has distribution centers at the Keystone port and older plants in Bristol Borough. We prepare both the same way, with diamond grinding and repairs to any damaged concrete. Warehouse floors get 100% solids epoxy, and cold rooms get urethane cement.
What we coat
Bristol and Falls Township floors we coat
Distribution centers at the Keystone port
Industrial buildings along Route 13
Cold storage and freezer rooms
Older plants in Bristol Borough
Parts warehouses in Croydon and Levittown
Rail-served docks at the old steel site
Our installs
Seamless industrial floors on the job.
Solid color epoxy floor the length of a warehouseLight gray seamless floor in a walk-in cold room
Tell us your hours. We’ll work around them.
You get a free walkthrough and one written number.
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Straight answers
Commercial floors in Bristol, in plain terms.
Can you coat a Falls Township distribution floor without pulling the racking?
In most buildings, yes. We coat aisles and open areas in sections, and racking outside the work area stays loaded. If any racks need to move, we talk it through with your warehouse manager before we quote.
What floor goes in a cold storage room in Bristol?
Urethane cement is a good option for cold storage rooms and freezer entrances. We pick the formulation for your operating temperatures, since some cure at low temperatures. Dry areas outside the room can get solid color epoxy.
What do you do with the control joints in a big warehouse floor?
We keep open the joints that need to move. We clean and treat them, then coat up to their edges. Cracks and chips that aren’t moving get patched and sanded level with the floor.
Will epoxy last under the pallet jacks in a Bristol truck terminal?
Yes, with a coating suited to the traffic. We look at the pallet jack wheels, turning areas, and docks when we set the thickness. Options include thicker epoxy, quartz, and urethane cement.
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